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police say the driver was under the influence when he hit another car and flipped it. by is the drivers second oui. and deon lewis is out for the season. he tore his acl during the game against the redskins. police say james wood bury killed his girlfriend. he has had seven domestic assault charges in the past three years. >> to do something right around veterans day and my wife and i have been married 35 years, they did it on our anniversary. >> vandals targeting a veteran. we are live in berry, new

>> reporter: this is the assigned hands capped barry lotten and his wife drive. now they say they're being target's. it's the second vehicle disabled army veteran barry lotten parked here that vandals targeted within days. this was the first after someone smeared dog feces on it and the next night. >> they spray painted this side real good. >> reporter: he rented this replacement vehicle where for the third night in a row -- >> we saw it like this in the sugar on the ground. >> reporter: it may be considered a covetted spot

years he only recently got it released to him. do you think this was a person that is angry, that used the spot they always used? >> that very well could be it. >> reporter: whatever the motive is he hopes it has nothing to do with the fact that he's a veteran. >> troops coming back and you know no respect for the guys that actually did the fighting. >> reporter: that was 40 years ago and his wife saying he's still struggling for respect. >> i'm appalled that somebody people. >> reporter: residents here at fair ways apartments are getting this flier tonight telling them what's going on. also dairy police have also promised to step up patrols and

the lottens have set up a go fund me to help pay for their repairs. back to you. all right. thank you. let's talk about the weather. kind of funny that in november we're considering 60-degrees to be sort of the cool temperatures. >> that's right we are awfully spoiled. we are going to be getting some heavy rains and gust winds pretty soon and drop in temperatures. >> reporter: things are about to change as we catch a coastal storm take -- a coastal storm take shape. they have followed pretty much the same trend. one storm right at the end which made for a wetter than average september. right now in washington d.c. from south to north it will be decreasing.

slow one and still om -- of rain will be lingering. some of the gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour out of the northeast. we'll talk more about this storm an another chance of rain later this week. thank you. developing story out of louisiana. two officers he would say on a million dollars bail each charged with shooting and killing a six-year-old boy and wounding his dad as well, cbs news obtained this video. it showed the doors to chris view's suv's son. his son was buckled into the passenger seat. when the officers fired 18 shots into the car. we need the find out why those officers -- why did they pursue the truck.

what caused that stop and then gunfire erupted. >> investigators have video that show the shooting. few were shot while his hands were up. his son's funeral was this afternoon. tonight a follow-up to an i-team story ability the synthetic -- about the synthetic turf that could make kids sick. lauren has a closer look. >> reporter: we found that turf on several local school grounds and fields. it's made of recycled tires. a research by harvard, they found it could be harmful.

now, some members of congress including senator richard blooming blooming thal are calling for a change. >> dew point your child un- jesting or swallowing material from this -- ingesting or swallowing this material, scrap rubber that you have been traveling on for thousands of miles? >> for the i-team witness wbz news. this guy came into the mobile mart last night and pulled a knife on the employees. officers say a clerk staged the whole thing with a cousin committing the crime with a

butter knife. one works with duncan doughnuts and the friend also robbed a coffee shop. the german auto makers plans to give owners a $5,000 debit visa card to spend on anything they want and a voucher for oil changes, service or merchandise from vw dealers nearly half a million vehicles on the road contain software that was designed to fool government pollution test. national grid wants to charge you more for electricity. it would raise your average bill ability $9 a month. they say it would make up for inflation, growing health care costs an other expenses. the state does need to approve the proposed hike. it could take up to a year for approval.

headed up in massachusetts. regular is now $2.09, 3 cents more than they were last week. they are expected to go up all the way into thanksgiving. an online gift exchange taken over social media. the secret santa gift exchange, claims if you buy a gift for at least $10 that you will get 36 in return. sounds like strange math. it is a chain letter hoax that's been around for years. they are a form of gambling and sending them through the mail is against the law. even super models can feel like their life is on a treadmill. jezelle reveals why she is ready for a change. and a big change from the cups at star bucks. what's missing that have some people seeing red.

extra mile for a marathoner who nearly gave up. we'll have more about this

on the bzc tonight starbucks is responding to now what's known as the red cup controversy. someone posted that the cups were unadorned with holiday images. they say they took queues from customers who have been doodling for years. they say it mimics a blank canvas. the previous years the cups had snow flakes, snowmen, other things that you associate with christmas and now all of that is off the cup and people sort of take that as a attack now

that it's off the cup. i'm not sure what the real reason is but i don't think i've ever seen anyone doodling on their cup. >> we don't know. first of all, don't take my thanksgiving away from me. and a police officer going above and beyond. >> it happened at the rock'n role marathon in savannah on sunday. when someone fell just 200 yards from the finish line. john cain a sergeant rushed to his side. his legs were cut, but with cain's help he crossed the finish line. if you can get over it on your own it's an official finish, and he made it, so i love that? if you just had that picture with no back story you would think that guy just got arrested for a brawl, but not

a gender stereo type thrown out the window. boys pushing a stroller, and little girls are playing with dinosaurs, a group called let toys be toys say there's no such thing as a gender neutral toy, let kids be kids and play with what they want to. nbc's tom brady's biggest hero makes a dream come true. >> reporter: temperatures falling pretty quickly. mainly clear skies. 54-degrees, beautiful cool fall day for us, but big changes are

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tonight, a new interview with jezelle. cbs's charlie rose spoke with her about where she is in her life and as a super model. sometimes i feel like the hamster in the wheel and you know if you really want to create change in your life and in the world retry to feel like that's what i want to do, i feel like you have to be able to stop and really look where you're at and make and assessment, you know what i'm saying. >> reporter: finding this balance though what's the role to modeling? are you saying goodbye to that? you will hear tomorrow morning. it starts at 7:00.

of his day making a special wish come true. >> reporter: you first announced us to a six-year-old who invented gabriel's day of kindness who is suffering from leukemia. >> it's means people have to do good stuff. >> reporter: today, make a wish fulfilled a dream of his to meet tom brady. he gave him a card explaining his day of kindness and a 10- dollar, which of course he gave back. he brought four that met at gillette stadium. >> i love that he gave him 10 bucks. >> sweetest kid.

>> i'm glad tom didn't keep the 10 bucks. >> exactly. >> however our forecast at least worth much more today. >> reporter: yes, we've had a great, great run of it. today's high in boston was 61- degrees. chatham at 57. we have been quite spoiled up above the normal. last week just exceptional and not just that, but every single day has been dry with no raindrops in the city of boston and colder temperatures. some high cirrus clouds. right now a little bit disorganized but a stronger coastal low will take hold night. temperatures will fall back pretty quickly going for a low

boston a little warmer 44 for an overnight low. tomorrow a few degrees cooler, add in the winds and it will certainly feel cooler. middle 50s. looking at the timing, some filtered sunshine especially farther north you go, but in the afternoon it will start to work it way north ward for the rain. that's going to slow things down. areas of heavier rainfall likely to move through in the afternoon and overnight. as we head into the afternoon could be a little lingering drizzle but a steady rainfall should begin to taper off thursday. moderate to high wet pavement areas of rain, also gust winds around for the wednesday morning drive, so be prepared for a couple of slow drives. in terms of wind tomorrow night

and into wednesday the wind gusts will start to increase, 35 to 55 miles per hour. especially the outer cape and nantucket will be windy. morning rainfall a lot of clouds in the afternoon and it will be our chilliest day of the season so far -- month so far, excuse me. we also have a new tropical storm kate in the bahamas, eventually it will get absorbed by the storm we are expecting here, but it not thinking of a big influence here, they come together later down the road.

thursday, that will bring us more showers. friday to end the week will be much cooler, everybody who thought last week was a little too warm, this week is evening out. think about the holidays. some say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. if that's true, why? dr. marshal takes a look behind the science behind our beauty. this was a big boost some kids who needed it's the most. then breaking news next at 6:00 the big set back for the patriots perfect season and new information just in on the deadly crash in mansfield, police say this is a case of

well, to the a speech therapist in dorchester good a big surprise. she asked to pay for a printer, ink and laminating sheet to teach her kids better. the school announced it will fund completely the project. the company is also donating about $42,000 for special education projects across boston.

we have much more. the news starts right now. a deadly crash police are blaming on road rage and the patriots star lost for the season. >> reporter: a timeline on winds and rain and how it will affect veterans day. using uber and a app that's designed to make you feel better about your ride. live from the channel 4 news in boston wbz at 6:00 starts right now. breaking news a man charged with road rage causing this deadly crash in mansfield. police say he intentionally rammed his car into another vehicle. now one man is dead and another in critical condition. lee yam em is live with us.

>> reporter: he is being held tonight. police say he and another pick up driver were driving they both got off at exit 12 and there was a second collision at which points the pickup truck flipped over and killing the driver and seriously his passenger and then heinz allegedly fled the scene. police tracked him down and arrested him at his home. police say he was drunk during this incident. they found an open bottle of alcohol in his truck. the victim is 37-year-old jared aroen he was engaged to be married a respected electrician. he is passenger also an adult

male is being treated and in